Let X and Y be two independent continuous random variables. We discuss three techniques to obtain confidence intervals for ρ_Pr[Y > X] in a semiparametric framework. One method relies on the asymptotic normality of an estimator for ρ; the remaining methods involve empirical likelihood and combine it with maximum likelihood estimation and with full parametric likelihood, respectively. Finite-sample accuracy of the confidence intervals is assessed through a simulation study. An illustration is given using a dataset on the detection of carriers of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
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The correlation coefficient (CC) is a standard measure of the linear association between two random ...
Several methods of constructing confidence intervals for the median survival time of a recurrent eve...
When working with a single random variable, the simplest and most obvious approach when estimating a...
Let X and Y be two independent continuous random variables. We discuss three techniques to obtain co...
Let X andY be two independent continuous random variables. Three techniques to obtain confidence int...
Let X and Y be two independent continuous random variables. We discuss three techniques to obtain co...
The likelihood ratio statistic for testing pointwise hypotheses about the survival time distribution...
In this paper, we first re-visit the inference problem for interval identified parameters orig-inall...
A nonparametric regression model E(Y) = m(x) is considered where Y is a dependent variable, x is a d...
The problem considered is interval estimation of the stress- strength reliability R = P(X<Y) wher...
We consider the problem of providing a confidence interval when the parameter of interest is R = θ1 ...
Following an idea by Jing et al. (2005), this paper combines the empirical likelihood for the mean f...
In the last decade a growing body of research has studied inference on partially identified paramete...
We consider construction of two-sided nonparametric confidence intervals in a smooth function model ...
This paper proposes procedures to provide confidence intervals (CIs) for reliability in stress\u2013...
The correlation coefficient (CC) is a standard measure of the linear association between two random ...
Several methods of constructing confidence intervals for the median survival time of a recurrent eve...
When working with a single random variable, the simplest and most obvious approach when estimating a...